CGSC 1001 Study Guide - Expert System, False Memory, Computer Vision

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Cognitive Science
• Course: CGSC 1001
• Professor: all

Document Summary

False memory is when people mistake suggestions by an interviewer as actual memories: there are lots of people in jail because of implanted memories of childhood abuse caused by well-intentioned therapists. Law: case-based reasoning: case-based reasoning (cbr) is an artificial intelligence paradigm that reasons about what to do by retrieving similar situations from memory. Some of the earliest ai programs were made to diagnose patients. They are expert systems, which are ais intended to mimic the behavior of human experts. Many are not used because they do not fit in with how the medical establishment works. Human computer interaction (hci: usefulness, usability, learnability. Politics: metaphor: george lakoff we think about abstract concepts as metaphors with more basic, usually bodily concepts e. g. love is a journey, characterized by the relationship isn"t going anywhere . Consumer behavior: behavioral economics: classical period: economics allied with psychology.